Not the same mag, but in a recent Jockey Slut, they had D&B dj's (LTJ Bukem, Jumpin' Jack Frost and some other guy) review 12's and they ripped on 'Revenge of the Jaguar', saying it was 'trying to re-create something that's long gone' (read Detroit) but also made sure to name drop lots of old tracks so we readers would know they were down back in the day. They also dissed Anthony Rother's excellent Little Computer People 12", citing it as a 'tired' and 'not progressive', which is a laugh coming from a guy who has made a career out of playing a Korg MS-1 pad over top of an uncut amen break ad nauseam. -jason
http://www.genmod.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Speaking of the whole Sony/UR thing, its all showed up in the latest issue of > Mixmag! Knights of the Jaguar is listed on the cover, and they reckon its > gonna be one of the biggest tunes of the Summer! Where the hell have they > been? Must have taken last summer off or something... Of course, to them, > its only "the biggest tune of the summer" if it gets played in Ibiza (groan). > > I find it funny as well, that Mixmag act all hip and cool about it, > portraying a pro UR sort of stance. Which you obviously would have to (who > could possibly side with sony?), but still, Mixmag don't really give a shit, > and its actually kinda annoying seeing them suddenly write about UR as if > they have always been real fans or something. They never would have payed > attention if Pete Tong didn't get his filthy hands on a copy of the record > somehow. And as for Pete Tong, he was initially playing the rip off trance > version! (oh dear, the whole purpose of this post was to avoid that "other" > T word) > > Aaron > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
